Virat Kohli is currently playing in the ongoing Champions Trophy where he is a key part of India's squad. He will be playing the 300th ODI match of his career when he takes the field against New Zealand at Dubai.
While speaking to Cricblogger, Rajkumar Sharma was asked about Virat Kohli's retirement plans. He made it clear that Kohli will continue to play for at least four years in international cricket and can even continue for more if he wants.
"Virat (Kohli) will play at least four years of international cricket if not more and could play many more years in IPL if he wants to," Rajkumar said.
Although his Test form has dipped, he still remains a high-impact player in ODI cricket. Kohli will be looking to prolong his career by continuing his prolific ODI form and regaining his form in red-ball cricket.
"You feel proud of such a child" - Rajkumar Sharma on Virat Kohli
"He (Kohli) is the one who gave me the tickets. I am staying in his hotel. He knows that I am sitting there. You feel proud of such a child. If you are his coach, then there is nothing more proud than this," Rajkumar added.
It was a typical Kohli-style knock where he didn't take much risks and relied on playing with a straight bat. He scored an unbeaten 100 off 111 balls which included just 7 fours.
IND vs NZ to decide semi-final fixtures
The winner of this match will play Australia in the semi-final while the loser will play the Group B toppers South Africa. India will continue to play their semi-final match in Dubai irrespective of the result while the other semi-final will be played in Lahore.
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